Stadio Ezio Scida

Key facts

History and description

Stadio Ezio Scida was named after ex-player Ezio Scida, who died during a team trip in 1946. It is unclear when exactly the stadium got built.

Until 1999, Stadio Ezio Scida was a very modest structure that could hold no more than 5,000 people. Subsequent redevelopment works on all stands almost doubled capacity. The South curve was the last to be completed in 2000.

Getting there

Stadio Ezio Scida is located toward the west of the small city of Crotone. It lies a short 10 to 15 minutes walk away from Crotone’s historic centre and a similar walk from the train station, which lies further west of the stadium.

Trains run to Crotone from Catanzaro and Sibari, which in turn have connections to the wider region, though at least one further change is required to reach Naples or, for example, Messina.

Address: Via Cutro, 88900 Crotone

Tickets

Tickets for Crotone matches can be bought online via Listicket, by phone via the Listicket call centre +39 892 982, or through any of the Listicket sales outlets.

There are various Listicket sales outlets in Crotone’s historic centre, for example at the Traversa I di Via Marinella 13, Piazza Vittoria 16, and Via Mario Nicoletta 51.

Tickets can also be bought at the ticket windows of Stadio Ezio Scida on the day before the match and on the day of the match.

Tickets range in price from €10.00 for a seat at one of the curves to €35.00 for a central seat at the main stand. VIP tickets cost €55.00.